This module generates a graph of the entities, fields and their relationship of a particular installation of Drupal 7. This enables a quick overview of your Drupal 7 entities and bundles.
This module generates a graph of the entities, fields and their relationship of a particular installation of Drupal 7. This enables a quick overview of your Drupal 7 entities and bundles.
This module generates a graph of the entities, fields and their relationship of a particular installation of Drupal 7. This enables a quick overview of your Drupal 7 entities and bundles.
This module generates a graph of the entities, fields and their relationship of a particular installation of Drupal 7. This enables a quick overview of your Drupal 7 entities and bundles.
Drupal provides its own functions for enabling modules or reverting features, however, most of them run silently without feedback so they are inappropriate for use in hook_update_N because they do not provide any feedback as to what is happening and whether it was a success or failure. This module gives voice to many of those functions. Every method that can be used within a hook_update_N() includes detailed feedback and logging of what was attempted and what the results were. Updates are Failed if the requested operation was not successful so that they can be run again, or re-worked.
Drupal provides its own functions for enabling modules or reverting features, however, most of them run silently without feedback so they are inappropriate for use in hook_update_N because they do not provide any feedback as to what is happening and whether it was a success or failure. This module gives voice to many of those functions. Every method that can be used within a hook_update_N() includes detailed feedback and logging of what was attempted and what the results were. Updates are Failed if the requested operation was not successful so that they can be run again, or re-worked.
Drupal provides its own functions for enabling modules or reverting features, however, most of them run silently without feedback so they are inappropriate for use in hook_update_N because they do not provide any feedback as to what is happening and whether it was a success or failure. This module gives voice to many of those functions. Every method that can be used within a hook_update_N() includes detailed feedback and logging of what was attempted and what the results were. Updates are Failed if the requested operation was not successful so that they can be run again, or re-worked.
You update a module, and it has either changed default config that it provides, or added new config items. You want to be able to import the new items, view the differences between the site config and the changed config, and possibly "revert" (or it may be an update) to the newly-provided default config.